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The Tusker who came to Tea

November 19, 2011 Wild Navigator 4 Comments

Similar to a famous children’s story book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr known as ‘The Tiger who came to Tea’ describes a tale of a girl called Sophie and her mother who hear their door bell ring while sitting to have a cup of afternoon tea. A stripy cat ‘A Tiger’ unexpectedly turns up at their door step and

Critical Wildlife Habitat: Hopefully India’s Hoolock Gibbon Sanctuary (Assam)

November 05, 2011 Wild Navigator 1 Comment

Situated in the North Eastern Indian state of Assam, the district of Jorhat and Mariani sub division - The Hoolock Gibbon Sanctuary could potentially be India’s first ever critical wildlife habitat. I write this post because as a child, i grew up adjoining the Hoolock Gibbon Sanctuary boundary and to see it being proposed, to

Charity Focus: The Elephant Family

October 31, 2011 Wild Navigator No comments

The Elephant Family is UK’s biggest charity fundraiser for the Endangered Asiatic Elephant. This charity works to save this iconic animal from extinction in the wild. Along with the elephant they work on other species like the orangutan, crocodile, tigers and hornbills that exist in this ecosystem. They work with local NGO and partners where they

Human animal conflicts in Assam’s tea garden

October 19, 2011 Wild Navigator No comments

Assam, India Human animal conflicts are certainly on the rise where wild populations are trying to make existing habitats their grounds but mostly fall into problems with human settlements in many parts of the country. This report from Assam’s local newspaper addressed problems faced by tea plantations and the capturing of a Black Panther (which

Earth worth dying for …. Video Message

September 22, 2011 Wild Navigator No comments

A video worth dying for - the earth worth saving - spread this video to all - Thanks to Mr. Bittu Sahgal, Editor - Sanctuary Asia and his team to add this to their Youtube Channel. Information referenced from BittuSahgal’s YouTube Channel - This is a non-commercial attempt to highlight the fact that world leaders,

Importance of Water, Tiger and Trees - A Video illustration

September 20, 2011 Wild Navigator No comments

This video by Mofilm has been circulating on the internet for sometime - also the 1st place winner at the Goa, Indian Film Festival - we at Wild Navigator wanted to bring this on our site for our readers to see the importance of Water, Tiger and Trees to its ecosystem. This Video animation is

Seva Mandir - Support Child Education

September 19, 2011 Wild Navigator No comments

Wild Navigator was approached this week by India based Not for Profit Organisation - ‘Seva Mandir’ to highlight their social initiative / campaign focusing on children education. We at Wild Navigator understand the importance of child education / social change and encourage our readers to please have a look at their amazing work being carried

Sumatran Tiger Appeal from Forest Fires

September 16, 2011 Wild Navigator No comments

Campaign Appeal for Wild Forest Fires (Berbak National Park) Zoological Society of London and 21st Century Tiger Appeal : Attention from ZSL and assistance needed to raise funds for fire fighting in Berbak National Park. Local government (BKSDA/Dinas Kehutanan), the Governor of Jambi , National Park staff, community volunteers and ZSL have been for the

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